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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-28

THE CITY ExPENDITURES.-At the close OF the
last fiscal year the city accounts were all sub
mitted TO council, and they Will be published by
the auditor In his annual pamphlet. The expendi-
lures upon the several items Of municipal work OF
late years, since the compromise, have not differed
materially, except that last year an unusually
Large sum was paid out tor streets This viii be
street, &C, II the court sustains the right to I'm
pose special tax for repavins. The following
table, prepared for The STAR, compares In the
principal Items the last Two years with the same
items In 1852, nve years after the town LEFT the
District Of Columbia:
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Postmaster OF Washfuxton.

I'M. UlChiNSUN DENIES THAT he PRESSED ENRI0HT
FOR THE PosITION-MRs. HANcOCKs CANDIDACY.
STAR reporter met Don. NJ. Dickinson at the
White House to-day and asked him about the can.
didacy Of John D. Enright, the Michigan man
Dckinsonis said to be pressing for the appointment
knew nothing about Mr.. Enr1ghts candidacy ex-
cept what he had learned from the Washington
papers He had not, he said, ever spoken to the
PRESIDENT about Mr.. Enright. He had concluded
that whatever there had been In the talk OF his
candidacy had passed away, and that the widow
OF Gen. HANCOCK might get the appOntmeQt.
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M ALLEN u. WILLIAMS & Gu, AuctlOneerS,
E Hsr sAHE IF FHE
o oFpE EHEvE EHITI, STREET z, AND MARILAND
FEET q 81 s AEEhE AND i5d
of deed IF
Of he land records q the District q cSam 1:
i aga of e dated srs py @ ISL e
Harvey a. the Subscriber viii sell at pub
the s G h tSP Of q M s. Gs ss Mo y
HcL4 } K NJ the following real estate situated in
said city as and I'd being lots f. and K ths
0ur en- and the whole ,oas Of lot @
made by Jose PHI l. McWil@ns. Nay 6th' 1888 and
recorded in the office OF the surveyor Of said District
story and basement brick house, with grounds en-
Terms of sale: one-third cash, and the balance in
20 be y % or G
property deposit of $3.50 required at the time Of
TO pc " All
,yso,asa. kldhAf 5sl i WA14 44sss:;..
AEan Hsf sAFE a qF pdRG6b
=, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed il Equity causes5
A. the Trustees VIII Y offer rs Sr sae
q & q n
1887, at AALF-pAsT FIVE $500 O'CLOCK p NJ.
the following described real estate situate in the
county of Washington, III the District Of Columbia.
being known and designated on the plat for said
county and duly recorded in the Surveyors office for
the said DISTRICT as Peters Mill Seat formerly the
I woS IN Of the Ho1 District Of
for the same at the northwest corner OF said
perches to road 3D." thence s.. 50 deg, e. l4l6
Az thence IL. 90 deg w IA IL perches to the place of
bexlning containing 1 five 60 acres Of land. more
Terms Of sale: One third - of the purchase money
in cash, onethird % in year. and third az,
in two from the day of sale all cash. at the
option of the purchaser the said deferred payments to
be secured by deed OF trust the said described
centum per annum The sum OF 800 will be required
chaser shall tail to comply with the terms OF sale
within ten O days after said sale the said Trustees
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
detaultiug purchaser.
CHAPLIN BROWN,
323 ~ street n. w., r...
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY, AFuStees.
- 800 street II. w.
GEO. W. ST1CKNEY, Auct., 936 81. jy25-dkds
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening ana :OU pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported special
Mama
Can. Sou......
Cen. Pac.....,
Ches. 4 o.,
DO, lat.
~ All
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 2S.-No bids to-day
BALTIMORE. Mn, July 26.-Cotton nominally
steady--middling, lOi4. Flour trner in tone, with
better demand. Wheat-southern firm and active Tor
best grades: red, 79aS2 amber laS3 western lower
and active No. winter red. spot, 7Ss.a7S1s July.
7SHa7Si4; August. 79a79A; September, 3d. asO3s;
October, S11AaS1>s: December, SIZE asked. Corn
southern dull and nominal white 5la52; yellow,
4oai6 September, 46aa4614 Oats steady and firm
for old,southern aud Pennsylyania. 2sa3l western
Provisions steady and quiet Coffee cayoes.
9AalO Whisky steady, 1.14al Is. Other articles
UNCHANGED. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
S:6Q6 barrels: wheat. l47.sOO bushels; corn. 7O6
bushels OATS, 5000 bushels; rye, 200 bushels. Ship
ments-aour, 1907 bushels wheat. l6l 900 bushels
ssles-wheat e43,7OO bushels; corn IL, 100 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. July %. ! p m.-wheat firm
Corn c; i, ariiloCash: 3sls september 80; October,
October 26a Rye, a Barley.7Septel9ber, S.
Whisky, Ito. Pork nominal. Lard steady-Cush,
6.57>; September, 6.671sa6 .7O October. 6 Is.
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News From Camp Ordyvay.

IV"kK SEDAk POINT, July 2S
Tomorrow the Washington Continentals will
break camp here and leave for home on the steamer
II. E Bishop At O'Clock, arriving at Washington
about $50 pm Tonight o grand ball win be
given In honor OF the corps by the managers OF the
Point. The rife match yesterday was won by
Sefgt b. Hoover. The competitive drill has been
postponed, owing TO the absence OF some OF the
members The boys have all done well In camp.
and they will no doubt remember the pleasant
days they spent at Lower Cedar Point for some
time TO come
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THE POPE WILL Nor REOPEN THE LABOR on rs
TIoN.-The conclave NS\welve American bishops
asked by the vatican 49, decision upon the adj
visibility OF the Roman Catholic Church Interior
Ing with the knights OF Labor, voted ten TO two
that "lhere is no occasion for the church TO make
special deliyerance regarding the knights or La
Dor." The question was then examined ia Rome and
the secretary or the sacred congregation commu-
nicated this resolution 10 Cardinal Gibbons. OF
Baltimore, In note containing the usual for-
mula-Nihu TnnOuefur. Subsequently an attempt
was made from the United states TO induce the
vatican 10 reverse this decision but the holy see
refused TO reopen the question
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FNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND G
STREETS NOKTHXESr-10l FIRST STREEr

STREETS NORTHWEST-1Ol FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue and under the provisions of the last -
will Of Peter Monaghan. deceased duly admitted :y
to probate aud recorded in the Office Of the Register
of Wills, the undersigned will offer for SALE public
auction, in front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST INST, AT FIVE.
situate in the city OF Washington to wit Part OF lot
vision Of square numbered six hundred and twenty
four 62 situate the northeast of First and
6 streets northwest, and fronting 20 feet on First
street and running back so feet, uniform width, and
Improvement thereon consisting of athree-sory brick
store and dwelling-1O1 First street northwest.
Terms Of sale; One,third cash. balance in one and
two for which the Of the purchaser Sc
cured by deed of trust the premises sold and
bearing six cent interest from the day Of SALE shall
be given, all cash. ut the option the purchaser
deposit Of 800 required when property is struck off,
All conveyancing at purchasers cost II terms of sale
lie not complied with within ten days from day sale,
the undersigned reserves the right resell risk and
cost OF purchaser after five days advertisement in
newspaper published in Washington d. c.
lSigned) THOMAS GEARY
jy23dSds Executor and Trustee
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WEEKS h CO., Auctioneers.

1000 VOLUMES STANDARD MISCELLANEOUS
n,cprvs, BOOKS At AgGTI0N;
OiChENS' WORKS, WANERLEY NOVELS. THACk.
Eki,S NOVELS. TENNYSON'S POEMS. LARGE
NUMBER OF WORKS ILLUSTRATED BY
B00KS. JUvEN1LEs IN SETS HOLIDAY
AUCTION, AT 100 Market SPACE, ON FRI:
PAY MORNING, JULY TMENIY,NINTH, AT
SMITH / WARDWELL. WHO ARE ABOUT re
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO TwO-STORY FRAME
HonSEs on ,,, THIRD STREET BETWEEN e
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia passed on the 26th day
Hume Meyer, will sell at public auction in front
Ct the premises on MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY;
r NJ the south thirty GOD feet front BY the depth
provements.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
cash. and the balance i'll and two Years with
terest at per cent per annum, secured by deed of
trust upon the premises sold all cash. at the option
the property is sold. If terms Of sale not complied
with i'll ten lO) days after sale the trustees reserve
the to resell the property at the risk and
defaulng purchaser after tive days public notice Of
such resale III The EVENING STAR Newspaper.
SIDNEY L. THOMAS,
452 ID st. n. W., , T,,.,.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, Afustees.
iyOQ.
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A Woman and a Baby.

RoBBERIEs RRPoRTED.-Bent. Cooley reports the
larceny OF $6.g6 worth OF cue upa-Qeo. Scott
reports the larceny Of q brass watch worth So
II. =: Donaldson reports the larceny Of s. worth
clQthtng.-T. r Taylor reports stolen 4 silver
watch worth $lA
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Youthful ThieyeS.

THEY ARE MADE TO FEEL THE RIGOR OF THE LAW.
Four colored boys-Gus Webster, aged twelve
years; Willie Thompson, aged ten years; Edwar
Dorsey, aged eighteen years, and Daniel Dyson,
aged nineteen years-were arrested and sundry
articles recovered from them which had been
stolen from Mr.. Reginald Fendalls new building,
corner OF ~ and streets. The boys admitted
having stolen other property from different placed
and one said they found some silverware and pic
lures but did not get away with them. The ON
GERS think they referred to Rev. j. p. Newman's
house. In the Police Court Webster and Thomp-
son were tried for larceny and were given thirty
days each. Dyson and Dorsey were used a. wit
neSSeS.
James Temple, colored, eighteen years old, was
before the Police Court this afternoon, charged
with stealing whip and pair OF eyeglasses from
b. II. Elliott. He was given ninety days In JAIL
Eliza Cant, coiored girl about sixteen years
Old, was charged with stealing o pistol and q
razor from Harris Bush, who lives In Hughes
alley. She was given four months in Jail
Yesterday afternoon three cOlOred boys called at
the house OF Mrs. DIR. Wtnslow, No. Grant Place,
and asked for something to eat. While the ser.
want was preparing something for them they stole
clock which they afterwar0 offered for sale at a
secondhand store Officer HOlllnberyer recovered
the CLOCK, but the boys escaped.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-COTTAGE "a. CIRCLE, WASHING
i ton Grove, in good condition. large and cOmlno-
dl9us and near fine we'll Of water: rent moderate for
Grove. ty2S-:lt
IrOR SALE-"METROPOLIS VIEW" ADJOINING
Il "Eckington"2 1h acres high ground fine groves
&c. U. and W extended will run directly through
F Ia ss Tl also 9th and 18th ss east
FOR RENT.FIvEROOM COTTAGE IN MEL
Il rose Park, Hyattsville; porch large lot good water
two minutes walk from station % traius daily: com.
rate oAc Apply aga 9Th st.n.w. jy28-3t
EOR LE-CHEAP-SUBURBAN HOME; HOUSE
sir rooms; corner lot, 5Oxl5O overlooks the city;
$4,000 BENZ +. DAVIS. 1919 st. jy26-3r'
NOR RENT-GARDEN TRACTS-IO, 20. AND 40
Il acres house and outhOuses; ne-half mile from
Behring'S Station. Box No l, Benning, u. jy26.3t.
EOR SALE-25 ACRES OF LAND: TWO HOUSES
leytown. known as Murdock's Mill. Apply prem
ises 1y:,3-6ts
EOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-A RARE CHANCE
Il for suburban property, fine house with 10 rooms
az a9a a mod Ps one scre q ground With fine We'll
1907 st. NV. jyI6 Wv
EOR sALE-AT COLONIAL BEACH-HANDsOME
ten room Cottage; with beautiful grounds: at
1y15-ow zoos F st. NV.
EOR SALE-535 ACRES OF LAND, FRONTING
y OH both sides Conduit Road, stretching from
Brooke Park Hotel to Cabin John Bridge and fronting
houses. Price, $4,000 One-haIf cash, balance one
,ooo JOHN e. BEALL &C.,
1COR SALE-SIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
Il small homes Of from one to 100 acres improved
and unimProved within from half mile to three
Cal or send for circular. I. H. SYPHERD l. Co.
lOO1 + ST. je1I-3m
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The Canadian Seizures.

DrsPArcH Prom CONFIDENTIAL PHRIAx
The secretary OF state has received a dispatch
nom Consul-General Phelan. at Halifax, saying
that he is investigating the recent seizures Of
American In Canadian waters ana that he has
Instructed the consul at Charlottetown 20 take
measurements OF the sea at the points where the
seizures Were 50 10 establish the exact distance
from shore
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WEEKS & CO., Auctioaeers.

WEEKS & CO., AuctioaeerB.
IMMGNsE LOT OF yEwELKy. WITH OTHER
SPACE, 81 ORDER OF : MEs S ' SMITH SMITH {
TRI af TEN NohNiN fins 1 x
LARGE sTock Of e96b 1iENMEihHzs kS5 5
MUST POSITIVELY BE SOLD. ROLLED
PLATE AND FINE GOLD-FKONT GOODS,
SGAEF Pins LoCkETSi ia, BABY . PINS, CENTS
COLLAR BUTTONS. CHAINS, BRACELETS,
LADIES PINS; EVERY STYLE JET GOODS
LARGEST STOCK YET OFFERED. SALE
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CHARGED WITH AssACLrING TBREE GrRts-Thfs
afternoon In the Police Court Mr.. Lavender called
the attention OF Judge Harper 20 the case oG
Samuel p. Kendall, against whom there are three
charges OF asSaulting Amanda Brown Minnie
Brown and Ada Cross, colored girls who live In
south Washington. Mr. Claughton ap-
peared for the defendant and Mr.. Lavender for the
prosecution. Amanda Brown. who Is thirteen
years DID testified that last Tuesday She was I'm
q lumber yard near 18th and Il streets when the
DEFENDANT came along and made an Indecent as
making an cutlery or biting him. Ada Cross,
eleven years DID, gave similar testimony, and said
that The defendant had been following them foe
about two weeks
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Chicago Markets.
THE MANNING SENSATION.
What tho Military Authorities Say,

The military authorities are entirely convinced
that Wm j. Manning, who told the sensational
story about having been illegally imprisoned fol
desertioD, and Ernest Barry, the deserter
who was contaminated and sentenced to four
years imprisonment, are one and the same per-
son, and emphatically deny that Barry or Man.
ming was unjustly imprisoned or in any way NAL.
treated. From official sources it is learned that
he enlisted under the name OF Ernest Barry
ut Cincinnati July % 1884, and deserted from
Jefferson Barracks short time arterward. He
was arrested November l6 1886. and was tried by
cOur-mart1al at Jefferson Barracks On the 3D.
5th and 18th Of January, 1856, the interval being
allowed 10 obtain testimony.
HE PLEADED NOT GUILTY
but was positively identified by two soldiers one
OF whom had known him in Cincinnati when he
enlisted and the other at Jefferson barracks After
his desertion letters We're found among his effects
street, Dayton Ohio, making his third alias Upon
his TRIAL he endeavored to prove an aibi, stating
{as from July sns s s to August e. he had
troll, under the name of Ernest De Ricules
which claim he could establish by the
however. when called upon, testified that Ernest
De Ricqueles was sentenced August 20, 1853, in
IMPRISONMENT for larceny. He was received
At THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION
september II, 1883, and was discharged for good
con1uct while there June 20, 1884; that while
thee he claimed Indiana as his home, his father
visiting him once during Imprisonment. He
TESTIFIED further that on August IA,
house OF correction Tor vagrancy, in default OF
bal, for one year. Upon obtaining bail he was
discharged, September 1s. 's5. When Barry was
de11al, beyond claiming that the superintendent
had made mistake in the date OF his first dis
charge, winch he asserted had really taken place
August 20 "a, and not June 90 81. While await
ing trial at Jefferson barracks Barry wrote a let
ter
ASKING FOR AN INVESTIGATION
OF his case. In it he represented himself to be E
De RicQles Since his release from Fort Leaven-
worth on surgeons certificate Of disability he has
rel resented himself as VIM. j. Manning, and sue
story Of unjust imprisonment all over the country
-------->O>---
A woman and a Baby.
CLERKS IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT COMPLAIN
THAT THEY ARE 4 NUISAECR.
Il c0lOred woman, with o baby in her arms took
o seat this morning in the corridor OF the upper
ho)r OF the Patent once. She had been there be-
fore and each time the baby had cried. Some Of
thu occupants objected to the noise, some or them
Claiming that they had enough of it at home, and
complaint was made to Chief Clerk Hadley, who
sent tor tne captain OF the watch
ard Waterman was sent up to
suppress the nuisance The woman told him that
clerk employed In ono OF the rooms was the
1t. When he asked who the clerk was the woman
said that she DID know bis name. The Waterman
told her that She would have to get the child out
Q: the corridor as its crying annoyed the clerks.
Inc woman then got up and walked quietly out OF
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Gs4 THr Best.
1.-THE CONCORD HARNESS.
"THE CONCORD HARNESS"
Full Stock Of all kinds kept constantly on band
Beware Of limitations.
BE Sure Of Name and Number.
LUTZ BRO. 1877 PxxxA AVENUE,
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satchels Of the BEST Makes at very Low
PriceA Trunks repaired by skllsa wOrkmsn. 3e3I
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AUCTION SALES.
'NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer:
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY-F1RST AND L STREETS NORTH

HbHGEPK sALE OF xAEUA4PLE oRMHRkovEp
TTWTEENNTY-F1RsT AND L STREETS NORTH
June: iss7, il Equity Cause hss' 30 1896, CASSIDY
y, = s2s pren,.ss % II TUESDAY sas S1STH PAY
he following real estate situated in the city Of wash
ston in the District Of Columbia to wit the vest 10
100 This lot IS @sasa by
basement. semen dwelling and store;
a 81 All ahe money in cash. and the
800 will be required at time Of sale All conveyancing
ssdsds p', MHRsAR ssiss CASSIDY Trustee
Ale d,S OF o dI INA MATE = s
and Old
gust SIXTH; Al Two o ot5f1'i K Pm ~ .0
thu materials can be seen and schedules obtained at
iyss.et JOHN N. WILSON, Colonel U.s. Army,
PUBL1o SALE OF oLR SUPPLIES AND NATE
wAsHIsa sr DI July IS. 1887.
sscorlance with the provisions Of the second
at thu Vol there win be
therein, and old articles and materials Which cannot
consraeton or repair Of Vessels. then mschinery
W s. at pbe aacon for cash, to the
l..
Ga ahs vi TS # ZEN 4
fes are sold or offered deposit per cent win
for security for the payment Of the balance
ana the removal Of the articles within twenty days
the event Of failure to pay such balance and make
oval within the time stated. Schedules Of the ar
cIs 70 pc onered can be procured from the Command
ant Of the Yard. New York, from the Navy Depart
ment.
The articles sold must he removed by the purchaser
"i'ho"' expense 20 the G0yernment. -
N2o-Iaw4t Secretary of the Navy.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
AD N,NE TIA SALE OF MARVIN IRog
SE Ess 55R zsb
wAroHS SaFf Of Az TSos IF
BY virtue Of an order of ths supreme Court holding
SSsSsT ffhsT isss ao n o. TES
a9Syf spd L snS xSis
., Terms cash. HERMANN scHM1prMAN..
T@o-3t Administrator OF August kanm. Deceased
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
fAkHrHs Al F HSGf fSRA WATER AP
si'ss ,fP t. and Ss$
the land Ire records for the District of Columbia viii
S SSESSk Ss55 iii $# Asb IS S$ 81
ONE 12-7 FORM AND ITAL. BARD ARCTIC
&hSS4RF SAB 81 Deb a2bt OF TRUST
y2S-4t JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION ROOMS nth STREET AND
p p6 ,9 ISI 4 AVENUE. SATURDAY JULY
,, ALSO AT Ten O'CLOCK,
FOR WAR, STATE AND NAVY DEPARTMENT,
THE EOLLOWING ARTICLES, CONDEMNED AS
UNIT FOR USE: TWO IRON HOSTING
R0PkS, LOT CRATE BARS, ABOUT 1000 LBS. !;
OLD WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, LOT HOSE,
LOT AWNINGS. LOT BASIN COCKS, &C.;
ALSO
ONE CRATE ENGLISH STONE CHINA:
ALSO Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES CARRIAGES RITGGJES RJIQINFCQ
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ToIrpo. ONO, July 2s.-Judge William spear az
Trumbull, was then nominated for supreme Judge
long term, by reclamation. For the short term
Judge i. b. Dtckmsn, the present incumbent Wa
renominated on the first ballot.
The First Arrest Under the Utah Inv.
the United states Navy, In charge OF the
Naval Hospital. was taken into the Police
Court on the charge OF carnally knowing
White.
IL Is alleged that the defendant has been stop
ping with the girl, who Is but thirteen years Il
age.
The defendant win waive examination and give
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The COllnla.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Montgomery
To-day, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad On
nuisance; demurrer TO indictment allowed with.
drawn and demurrer TO defendants plea certified
70 the General Term
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A CHARGE OF LIQUOR SHILLING on SUNDAY DIS
MIsSED.-Albert N. COombs, the keeper OF q gro
Gerry store and liquor saloon Of the corner Of r
street ana Massachusetts, avenue, was before the
Police Court this morning charged with violating
the Sunday law. Lieut.. Kelly Testified that he
saw an Italian come out OF defendants eide door
with bundle under his arm. Witness investi9at-
ties OF beer. Jno Ii. Green, cOlored, special 10.
nceman ut the Baltimore aud Ohio freighg yard
sunday morning and treated sotne TRENDS He
spent so cents while In the saloon. "HoW can you
AFFORD to spend 80 cents day Tor whislyf" asked
MIR. Cah1lL 81 spent more than that when only
got rs cents day" answered witness The Itaj-
Ian testified that the defendant refused 20 cell him
the beer, but made him present Of It. Tho de-
the special ofioer, Was q his place last sunday,
and said he made the italian preoenG Of tie two
The door leading 70 the bay-ro0m was nos opened
during the entire day, The court dtsmiaDsd the
case,